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Not posted on this site before but been a keen reader of what everyone's thoughts are since the IPO. Came across this piece in the shares magazine.
Some interesting posts in ii today - JLP have made remarkable progress on the ground over the last 18 months but they desperately need someone back office to do all the detail figures and reporting stuff. Also someone other than CB & LC front of house to communicate to the markets. If they want to be a mid cap company they need to start behaving like one and reporting accurately and in a timely fashion to the markets. Every RNS raises more questions than they answer. Institutional investors won't look at JLP whilst their administration is so poor.
It is my view that SP is being played with
db74: i agree, NETD is a good buy and should substantially open up the US market to LTG products. Found this LTG investment note of interest, maybe you might too: [link]
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SP all over the place this morning with tiny trades!
he has cried wolf so many times that no one believes him anymore. having said that however there really was a wolf at the end of the story. so who knows maybe we will eventually get a deal. how much would it be worth though? it would explain why gs has suddenly taken an interest.
TOR is not a bulls#***** Cadis you must be a comedian surely .. I wouldn't believe TOR if he told me the grass was green
"Panic on the Streets of London" as Morrissey would say - shareholders seem to have been really spooked by the words of Paul Moran, the same guy who nearly a year ago issued a very downbeat statement regarding Burberry whose share price has since risen by 50%. Personally, I think this represents a great buy opportunity and picked up another 1,500 stares last night at just over £8.00. Does Paul really think that making acquisitions is bad news (he seems to be saying so) and that RPC should simply return cash to shareholders which they can then reinvest in what?
This share price is being "manipulated, fixed, rigged, call-it-what-you-will, and no matter what us low life PIs think the management of HUR and the market makers have their own agenda. Their defence is, of course, '"orderly control". If you are worried and leveraged, then reduce or exit your risk exposure. At least this share has 'assets', allbeit in the UKCS. Through greed, I lost an embarrassing amount of money in Quindell which was built by a clever talker.There were no assets. DYOR. Put the shares in a drawer and wait a year or two.. Patience..Calm. Tranquil... Gawd help me !